VOICED : Greece heads into a cliffhanger election Sunday

Tsipras called a snap election after Syriza's rise to power and subsequent bailout agreement, which split the party. Seeking a new mandate, Tsipras faces opposition from New Democracy, promising stability. Public disillusionment is high after rejecting austerity in a referendum. The election aims to end political uncertainty, with coalition talks likely. Both main parties agree on tough reforms, setting Greece's economic policy in stone.

What was the main reason for Tsipras calling a snap election?

• To negotiate a new bailout package

• To gain a fresh mandate for reforms

• To celebrate Syriza's victory

• To avoid a political scandal

What did New Democracy promise to achieve if they won the election?

• Form a coalition with Syriza

• Reject the bailout package

• Return to stability

• Increase austerity measures

How did the Greek public feel after rejecting austerity proposals in a referendum?

• Disillusioned with the situation

• Satisfied with the government's actions

• Eager to implement more reforms

• Optimistic about the future

What is the likely requirement for the winner of the election to form a government?

• A majority in parliament

• Support from smaller parties

• Approval from the EU

• A new referendum

What is the status of Greece's economic policy after the election?

• It will be completely revised

• It is largely set in stone

• It will depend on the coalition

• It will be decided by a public vote